However, after weighing the pros and cons, Auguste could only decide to prioritize the Academy's defeat.

After all, if we do this, only a few students will lose face.

All that's needed is to make amends to that embarrassed student after this incident.

Finally, a student confidently stepped onto the battlefield, his face beaming with obvious pride.

He had already begun to fantasize about the heroic scene that would unfold after he won the victory.

If he could defeat the princess of the empire, he would naturally win unparalleled honor for the kingdom.

This would even give him a chance to gain the king's approval and potentially become a two- or even three-star noble...

However, all of this will have to wait until after the competition, but without a doubt, his fame will soar to the top of the kingdom.

He must win this competition, and he must win in a grand and impressive manner.

At this moment, the audience suddenly felt something was amiss.

The princess on the arena did not appear to be wearing a weapon.

Even the instructors found it a bit strange.

Although warriors use a variety of weapons, it is not stipulated that they can only use longswords.

However, swordsmanship is the most basic skill that Star Academy trains its students in, and it also carries the elegance of nobility.

Everyone wants to become a nobleman, so naturally, everyone will practice swordsmanship.

So, the instructors below couldn't help but ask:

"Your Highness, would you like us to choose a weapon for you?"

Aurelion shook her head, and suddenly, faint silver light rose from her body.

Suddenly, everyone's eyes widened.

Behind Aurelion, the silvery-white light gradually formed an unidentified object.

It was entirely black, with only two eyes that looked like bright moons showing.

His mouth was wide open, revealing his clearly arranged teeth, as if he were laughing.

What, what exactly is that thing?!

In its hand, slender white light extended out to form a sword hilt shaped like the bright moon.

The silver structure behind it forms a slightly curved blade, resembling a silver sword blade.

Under the watchful eyes of everyone, the grinning unidentified creature dropped the longsword.

clang--

The blade landed steadily on the ground and pierced straight into the hard arena.

The solid ground, unaffected even by the battles of the other students, was pierced with a hole by this sword that fell from the sky.

Finally, Aurelion walked to the blade that shone like a silver moon, stretched out a hand, and easily pulled it out.

Finally, she raised her sword and faced the student who had just entered the arena.

After this move, the opponent's confidence had completely vanished, leaving them utterly bewildered.

By now, he has found it difficult to keep his hands on the sword.

That...could it be...magic?

Magic can be used like this?

Even the audience members were shocked; this extraordinary method surprised countless people.

Even Duke Barlow's gaze fell upon Aurelion.

A hint of interest was evident in his eyes.

The instructors below the stage finally snapped out of their daze and hurriedly said:

"Then, let the battle begin!"

The students were greatly shocked by Aurelion's ability to create weapons from magic.

But amidst all the wonderful fantasies of the future, he would never easily give in.

Perhaps it's all just an illusion.

The moment the match began, he moved with lightning speed, seemingly about to charge straight at Aurelion.

At this moment, the king also recovered from Aurelion's magic.

He had seen the magic spell more clearly just now.

The sword blade was merely a derivative of magic; what was truly astonishing was the unidentified creature summoned behind Aurelion.

That seems to have nothing to do with the six elemental magics.

It looks somewhat chaotic, like a combination of light and darkness.

August was curious, but since it was the other party's secret, he couldn't ask directly.

So he turned to Viktor, who was standing to the side, and asked indirectly:

"Sir, you are Princess Aurelion's teacher, aren't you?"

"Um."

Viktor nodded casually.

After receiving confirmation, the king asked again:

“I’m curious, because as far as I know, you are a mage and shouldn’t have taught Princess Aurelion swordsmanship.”

"So, Princess Aurelion seems to have more than one teacher?"

At this point, Victor didn't say much more, and the king assumed that Victor had tacitly agreed with his question.

He continued:

"To teach students more knowledge, every teacher should have their own strengths and weaknesses."

"Mr. Victor, what are you good at teaching?"

August turned his gaze to Victor, awaiting his answer.

Suddenly, a commotion arose among the surrounding students.

Suddenly, a chorus of exclamations erupted from the crowd; the nobles were utterly astonished.

Hilda's eyes widened, and even her sister stood to the side, staring intently at the ring.

After watching the entire process, Grand Duke Barlow quietly closed his eyes again.

Unaware of what had happened, August couldn't help but look back.

What he saw before him left him utterly shocked.

The battle had ended before anyone knew it.

Aurelion stood still, without moving an inch.

However, the moonlight sword in his hand pierced directly through the student who was charging towards him.

The student stood frozen in place, the longsword slipping from his hand and landing on the arena with a cold clang.

He looked down at his body.

I felt no pain at the point where I was pierced, and not even a drop of blood flowed out.

He suddenly knelt on the ground as soon as Aurelion drew the Moonblade.

A wave of weakness rushed to his brain, and his body stiffened so much that he couldn't move.

At this moment, countless people couldn't help but turn their attention to the arena.

What happened?! Murder?!

But no blood flowed from the ring, and no one dared to speculate.

But no matter what.

Shock and confusion were written all over everyone's faces.

Aurelion bowed gracefully to the student:

"I appreciate your concession."

After saying that, she gracefully turned to face the audience.

King Augustus witnessed this scene, and his expression became extremely serious.

At this moment, Viktor, who was standing to the side, finally gave his answer.

"I've thought about it carefully, and I've indeed taught Aurelion quite a lot."

"So, if I had to put it into words..."

King Augustus turned his gaze back to Victor, who was smiling at him with his hands clasped together.

"I should..."

"Each one is good at something a little bit."